GlenOak's Hanson 2nd in event; Xavier, Hawken team victors ByBETHSHEBOY Cincinnati St. Xavier's Aquabombers outswam all contenders as the team won back the state title after a two-year absense while Gates Mills Hawken took the girls crown here Saturday in the state high school swimming and diving championships at the C.T. Branin Natatorium. The 18 boys competing for Xavier scored 248 points to regain the crown the school had held for an Ohio prep record 12 consecutive years. Akron Firestone slipped in and won it last year and in 1982. Firestone finished fourth Saturday with 85 points behind Upper Arlington with 115 and Worthington with 109. GlenOak's boys were 12th while North Canton tied for 17th with Fremont Ross. Two other state records fell in the
evening finals program before a record crowd of more than 2,500 spectators. Three youngsters, Rod Bowman of Dayton Wayne, Aimee Berzins of Centerville and Kim Rodenbaugh of Cincinnati Oak Hills, won two events each. Kim Hanson of GlenOak (which was fifth in the team standings) and Patty Schuld of Perry (which was 12th) were the only Stark Countians to reach the championship finals. Hanson, a senior, was second in the 100 freestyle with her best time of 51.15 behind Berzins, who clocked 50.50.
Hanson qualified with a third finish in the morning preliminaries with a time of 51.82. Berzins also edged Hanson in Friday's 50 freestyle. The other double wins were by Bowman, who won Saturday's but· terfly in 49.97 and set a state record Friday in the 200 freestyle, and Rhodenbaugh, who won the breaststroke in 1:03.88 having set a record Friday in the individual medley. Schuld, a junior, qualified in sixth place in the 100 butterfly and finish· ed there in the evening finals with a time of 59:08: Her morning time was 58:50.
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The Aquabombers scored in all 11 events and ended the two-day meet with a record-setting swim in the 400 freestyle relay. Mark Jechura, T.J. Anderson, El-B Bourgraf and George Rathman bad a half-pool length on all the other squads in the finals, clocking a record 3:05.14. The old mark was 3:07.10 set by Akron Firestone in 1983. Tbe Firestone freestyle relay was disquali· • ST AII'E SWIMMING Page 44
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• From Page 37 fied for a false start in the morning prelims. Xavier came close to' the record in . the -morning trials clocking 3:07.10 witb Matt Stoelting replacing Ander· ·Sou in that race. - Also setting a record was the :Hawken freestyle relay team with a : 3:33:75 by the squad of Margaret ·Campbell, Sherrie Turner, Melanie :Valerio and Sara Ralston. The old mark was 3:35.27 set last :year by Toledo St. Ursula. • Hawken trailed Oak Hills by two :points heading into that final event. -The team finished with 120 points :ahead of St. Ursula with 101 and Oak :Hills with 90. Also setting a state record was :Dayid Fairbanks, a junior from Cin:<!ihriati Sycamore. He clocked 4:28.55 ·iit :the 500 freestyle ousting last :y~r·s mark of 4:29.72 set by Jeff :Gordon of Cincinnati Princeton. • Individuals from Stark County :r:eachlng consolation !inals were Ca!rdle: Lyon, Amy Evey ~d Lauren ·Hart of GlenOak, Trisha Schwerzler :oi North Canton and Kim Wines of :McKinley Senior. : WJnes, a sophomore, won her con·solation heat of ·the breaststroke in :t:08.27 but she was eliminated in the :buuer(ly with 18th in the prelimi· •nades. : .Hart, a junior, won the consola:tions of the boys 100 freestyle with -bis.personalbest time of 47.61. North ~aqtQn's Marli: Weber finished 16th :in mat event in the prelims. • • Evey clocked 59.39 for lOth in the ~lttterfly in which Lyon finished :22nd. Lyon cameback for 11th in the ·tiackstroke with a time of 1:01.55. Schw~rzler was eighth in the 100 ::freestyle with a time of 54.24. . Also for GlenOak, Tracy Wood, &)efanie Maxson, Sandy Boyer and Julie Aylies were 11th in the freestyle relay in 3:45.71. Maxson· was -Httb in the prelims of the 100 freestyle. ·::Schuld, Michele Mulheim, Amy l{ebr and Jayne Williams were ninth in the freestyle relay for Perry and fdi,:=h~lle Havens, Chris Shea, Kim Wilkinson and Amy Banas won the consolations of that race. ·:Havens was 14th in the 100 freeStyle, Shea was 16th in the 500 free and Hehr was 24th in the backsiroke. · :Dale Wells, the only county diver to reach the semi'finals, was elimi· nated there and settled for 16th place. ·Steve Johannes of North Canton Just missed the finals of the 500 free ta'kihg 13th place with a ttme of i:50:59. Also in that race GlenOak's BOJ>.Carpenter ended up 19th. Also eliminated in Saturday's Pfelims were Mark Stephan of GlenOak (20th in the butterfly and 22nd in the backstroke), Troy Julian of J•ckson (23rd in the backstroke), B.J. Brannick of GlenOak U9th in the breaststroke), Pam Straniak of Perry Cl;md in the breaststroke) and Bob Heavilin of Perry (20th in the breast~keJ.
: Wianing the diving events were Tiffany Jeisel of Delaware Hayes apd Pat Evans of Cincinnati Glen Bste. · •
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Swimmers look to state meet By Rick Harmon Post Stsff Reporter
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Like any other swimmer in this the year of the Olympics, • • Sycamore's David Fairbanks has Los Angeles on his mind. But before Los Angeles - or ·school, Fairbanks has managed even Indianapolis (the site of to improve his grades this year. the Olympic trials) - Canton, D Ohio awaits him. As expected, St. Xavier capCanton is the site of the Ohio tured the team title. This makes state swimming championships the 16th in a row and 20 of the next week and Fairbanks will last 21. It was, however, the first compete in three events. title for Aqua Bomber coach After his performances Mark Sullivan, who was named Friday night in the Southwest district coach of the year by his District meet at Keating Nata- peers. Finishing second was torium, the bright Sycamore Sycamore with Walnut Hills junior should be right at the top third. of the heap in the 200 individual Roger Bacon's Jerry Frentsos medley and 500 freestyle. and Dayton Wayne's Rodney Fairbanks won the 500 free Bowman were the' meet's only with a 4:38.50 clocking while double winners. Frentsos won placing third in the 200 individ- the 200 individual medley and ual medley, covering the dis- 100 backstrok e while Bowman tance in 1:57.84. He also leadoff won the 200 freestyle and 100 Sycamore's 200 medley relay butterfly. Frentsos and Bowman that placed second. also were the only swimmers to For Fairbanks, Canton is just break district records, Frentsos in the 200 individual medley and the beginning. "I still haven't made any Bowman in the 200 freestyle. Olympic trail cuts," Fairbanks The St. Xavier 400 freestyle relay said. "After Canton, I will go to team of Mark Jechura, El-B the Indoor Nationals in Indi- Bourgraf, T .J. Anderson and George Rathman also set a new anapolis." district mark. He will need a time of 4:27.49 in Canton to qualify for the TNm atandnga Olympic trails. "I really haven't 1. St. Xavier 425; 2. Sycamore 139; 3. Walnut Hils 120; 4. Ande<son 63; 5. Centerville 6. Princeton 56; 7. Roger Blc:on peaked yet," Fairbanks said. "I'll 56; 8. Talawanda 50; 9. Oak57;Hills 42; 10. Moeller 41; 11. BNshave down and taper next vercreel< 32; 12. Indian Hilt 28; 13. Spriilglield No<tl1 24; 14. Turpon 19; 15. Fai'mont 18; 16. Elder 13; 17. Monroe 12; 18. week." Hamilton 11; 19. Country Day and Fairfield 5; 21. Middletown 4; 1. Fairbanks came to Cincin- 22. Withrow and SidneyIndividual ........ 200 MEDLEY RELAY-1. St. Xavier (Whitaker, McHale, nati seven years ago from Texas Prangley, Henkel) 1:38.65; 2. Sycamore (Fairbanl<s. Gaw, 1111and started swimming at Ken- mann, Bloebaum) 1:40.25; 3. Anderson (Osborne. Dupre. All) 1:41.27; 4. Walnut Hills 1:41.88; 5. Centervlle wood Country Club. Then, as a Clark, 1:43.08; 6. Talawandll1:43.31; 7. Oak Hills 1:43.90; 8. Belver· freshman at Sycamore, hooked creel< 1:45.28. 200 FREESTYLE-1. Rodney Bowmln (Wayne) 1:41.70 up with Larry Lyons and noth- (District record); 2. T.J. Anderson (St. Xl'lier) 1:4321; 3. Chris ing but good began. HaH (St. Xavoer) 1:46.05; 4. Todd Holfmln (Moeller) 1:46.80; 5. Alan Harmsworth (Wayne) 1:47.80; 6. Jeff Falk (St. Xavier) Lyons got him started on dis- 1:48.30; 7. Cary Belyea (MiHord) 1:48.32; 8. Pau Belanger (St. 1:48.36. tance events, explaining that he Xavier) 200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY-1. Jerry Fnentsos (Ro~er really didn't have the early Bacon) 1:52.63 (District record) 2. George Ratlwnln (St. Xa'lier) 1:55.73; 3. DaYid Fairbanks (Sycamore) 1:57.84; 4. Scott Trouspeed needed in sprint events. twine (Arcanum) 1:58.12; 5. Robart Bullock (Mariemont) 2:00.72; 6. Blake Hoal (WU>ut Hils) 2:01.45; 7. Eric Wile "I told him the fastest way to (Greenon) 2:01.66; 8. Brian Hudak (Princeton) 2:01.99. 50 FREESTYLE-1. Mark Jechura (St. Xavier) 21.12; 2..1elf the top was in distance events," Bk>Wbaurn (Sycamore) 22.44; 3. EJ.B Botwgraf (St. Xavier) 4. Lyons said. Lyons also explained Matt Stoelting (St. Xavier) 22.35; 5. Torn ffenkal (St. Xa'lier) 22.41; s, (tie) DaYid Jones (Beavercreak) end Cllf W.nger!er that Fairbanks has besome (Indian Hil}22.63; 8. Doug Merlin (Edgewood)22.72. must stronger as he matures 100 BUTTERFLY -1. Rodney Bowmln (Wayne) 50. 79; 2. Ruby (St. Xavier) 52.55; 3. Marl< Jechln (St. Xl'lier) and that early speed is starting Eric 52. 78; 4. Shaun wtitak8r (St. Xl'lier) 52.94; 5. Jin Willms (Oak Hils) 53.10; 6. Bob Prangfey (St. Xlvier) 53.85; 7. Dive to come around. Dupre (Anderson) 53.86; 8. Doug Merlin (Edglwood) 5424. At the age of 17, Fairbanks 100 FAEESTYLE-L George Altllmln (St. Xavier) 47.03; 2. El-8 Bourgraf (Sl Xa-) 47.79; 3. Torn lill'lMI (St. Xavier) has modest goals. 48.56; 4. Matt Stoelting (St. Xavier) 7. Joe Alt (Anderton) 8. Torn Gr1oa (Moeller) 50.58. "I would like to win the state 50.23; 500 FREESTYI.E-1. David Fairbanks (SI'CIIIIOIII4:38.50; 500 freestyle, place high in the 2. Scott Troutwine !Arclnurnl 4:41.53: 3. r .J. Alldinon 1St. Xavier) 4:46.51; 4. todd Hoffman (Moeller) 4:50.18; 5. Jolin 200 individual medley and help Frentsos (Roger Blc:on) 4:52.96; 6. Chris Hall (St. Xavier) 4:53.28; Cerv Belyea (Milford) 4:53.58; 8. Cliff Wllglrter (lnour medley relay place high in doan Hill) 7.4:54.17. the state meet," he said. 100 BACKSTAOKE-LJerry Frentsos (Roger Blc:on) 52.36:2. RObert Bullock (Manemon1) 53.47; 3. ShU! Wlitaker After high school, Fairbanks (St. Xavier) 55.72; 4. Eric Diedericks (Springfield No<th) 55.99; 5. Paul Belanger (St. Xavier) 56.10; 6. Alan Harrnt1010rth won't have any problem finding (Wayne) 56.56; 7. Oren Penn (Walnut His) 56.81; 8. Doug Kela place to continue his educa- lerstrass (Beavercreek) 56.85. 100 BREASTSTROKE-1. Mike Weise (Wahlt Hills) tion. 1:01.31; 2. Brian McHale (St. Xavier) 1:01.57; 3. S - Santord (Xenoa) 1:01 4. Robert Hastings (St. Xavier) 1:01.93; 5. Torn "David is an excellent stu- Zumbiet(St. 70; Xavier) 1;02.10; 6. Joe K-(St. Xavier) 1:02.37; dent," Lyons said. "He is a very 7. Jerry Funk (Oak HoDs) 1:02.55; 8. Blake Hoel (Walnut His) bright kid and a student of 1:02.73. 400 FREESTYLE RELAY-1. St. Xavier(Jechura. Botwgraf. Anderson. Rathman) 3:09.09 (District record); 2. Sycamore· swimming." (BICiebaum, Steonebrey, Gaw, Tieke) 3:16.32; 3. Walnut His (0. Despite practices that begin Penn. A. Penn. Goebel. Hoet) 3:20.66; 4. Centervile 3:22.89; 5. 3:23.52; 6. Anderson 3:23.88; 7. Fai'mont 3:24.05; 8. at 5:30a.m. and again after Princeton Talawanda 3:24.23.